The Sun. — London, England, 1810-03-16 00:00:00

; ! .: 311: I P tit g 1 .: ts (;.11;4i, .'. '.• A • C I 1 1 1- 1 A 1 1— 1 .. A . :sc , :- : ' ::.- t : -: :::. , • ' -- ....... 4 ~. ',, .. ;'l_ , ; t . ;31 LYCEuivi TftE,A. • - Underthe SPeciat Liceriseot the LV R t CH.AMB gR i.AI , Granted for the present Season ft) thejointapplication of all Parties principally interested.. PHEIR Majesties' Servants f orm i n o t h e COM PAN Y . (it the -late DltUlt EVlilsll NG,' March'i7, tBso, per. form a new .Serio,t,:ornicc)pera, calked • THE. NIA.NIACI Or, TA - lt. SWISS 13ARRITTI,, The Charefteri by. Mr PHILIt'PSe, Mr. I - ion:LAND, • Mr. '"4O4."GHTON, r. RAYMOND, Mr. A rR, Mr. SlVltTki,' .'jr. DoVrivbx, Mr . MATHEWS', Mrs. MOUNTAN, Mrs. BISHOP, 'Mrs: BLAND)! fatfter which (twelfth time) a new Musical Farce, in Two Aels,,calied - HIT OR MISS The Chant6ters by , ' PEINIL ET,' Mr. DE CAMP, Mr. , MATFIE WS,, *Mr: KNIGHT, =F Mr. 10171,NST,4)ME, ; NIe.MILLEK, Mr. , VANS, Mrs, MA Di3OCKS, MISSICVLLY, Mrs. BLAND. - - bo n us 6s. Second Price 3s. —fit 3s, 6d. Second Price 2s. Call ce ery 6d rice is; -.Lipper Oallery is. S eco nd Pri . Boxes and plates to be take' of Mr. Spring,!in °thee, at the Strabd enrrance ; qt ivhotn Tay also be - had Private Boxes nightly. . • The Doors to be . npiened'at }tali pair Five, and` the Per: f ottnance to begin at Half - past Six. 4. sl„.ln Monday, T ile Maniac! or, The Swis s B an ditti ; w i t h it or Miss. - • - (;ENv.km.. Pos - r_oFFicE, Dobt.ll4: - hereby given, thal iht: Po,;tmasters ' General i're ready to enter lntb' a Conttaa for the kli reofTworMout WHERRI ES; of a Burden not less than So Tons, and to_ be pettedly supplied in every respell for the perfor mance o f His Majesty's Express Service between and Holyhead." •eroposals to be sent on or before the 20th inst. to Ed. S. e es, General 'Post-Office, and to be indorsed " Exp ress pro posals." . ' To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. RE.PAQP.FLIETORS of EAST I NDI A , FrOCK in tile inter est of Mr. TWINING, are resneafully , re quested-to atten d at a General Meeting of hrs Friends,„ 'at:the Icing's Heid, in the' Poultry, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 20th Inst. The Chair to be taken at One o'Clo4k_vre. March is 18 - • • . •. . . - • LOCK HOSPITAC.,` .1q1.7 A per 20, 18 to'. T a SPECIAL' GENERAL COURT; m.oneettotake into ecinSideration the present ilecaYed atat e of the BEDSTEADS and 13EL)D114C; ut the HOS- I 'ITA'L; it Wai •;• • •, • • Un , nimously •Resolycil , That' n _ • appeal shotild be made to the Public on the pre-. !ant. occasion. . . - a'The' • Look, llospii - nf •hais: for Mere- an th •half La et Tittirp iforded re li e f to th!.tnost-wretched and Iniser a hl eo hjett s in th e'CommUnity.; since edinkieneement of the I nst no less a number :than 30,677. Patients have -been._.(4smi.sso yerfc.oly cured,,inany persou.s of beth sexes.'restured to their. atnilies who-rnight.otherwise have ling reilolrt a. lo'athson le ! x rstence,,,many abandoned characterS reclaimed by the tali , tious instruction itibideato the patients, 'and the pro - gni - in:if ! 4 edbtagious disease, dreadful 'to the sufLrer,• and itcstruOiire -1 ° Posterity, Mate - 6'311y 'arrested:, •• • den the length•Of time•the Bedsteads. and:Be:Wing !love • in use, the peculiar tature.of the disea.4, and the reme , 'Ales which- are'enip.loyed, tor its core, they are-rendered cons_ < 'Netely unfit for farther use. To defray the expellee of - pnr. Olasingnew• ones, several hundreiVpotinds arc necessary, and ,!s the. funds of the Institutionare very.inailegtrateto•theisup- Port of the annuatexpenditure, the Governors hate no other It so u ree but an appeal to their Osyri body, and to the generous 1 r i ublic, to aeComplish what' they conceive lobe i n disp ensa . !•"Y necessary to the existence of the Hospital. • S ubScriptions • fOr theabovespurpose will be -thankfully ' t Neived at the Hospital ; at Altssrs.- Mumma:ids. and ; k;liarin Cross cvlesirs-' Down Thornton, arid, F r b olornew-latie ; , 'MessrsAloapes, Fleet-street.; and. Mests. " x en!oin, Morland, - and Co; Pall-Mall. • • • Resolied, • • • , That such persdns subscribe Five Guineas or upwards, e the privilege of recommending Patients, subjeet to The 4ktiles of the Hospital, the•epi ration of the, yeat •I 8 to.' By order of the BOaid, N. MEREDITH, Secietaty. ' • .„. NEW,ATATE LOTTERY, All to be I)tawn E2h 114[4E, llho. Thousdnd Numbers, Four Tickets of each Number. •. • . . Ilia SCHE.M.E.GONTA INS . '.. ! i ~14 Prizes of . ~C "zo,oef,, 4 Priits 'of . . A, 5,000 2 • -- ' ... t,OOO 20 " 4 • •••' •• • • • ; 100 ' ' 44 . • .... • ' 3° . &c. ikc. &C., .., • S,coo Prizes, amounting to t oe,o o ol. 1. AND FOUR EX,TRA BENEFITS, 'n siddition to the Money Prizei,' consisting-of-Four Packtts q One Hundred Tickets each ; by which improved mode of kitenture, the Purchaser, ofa single Ticket obrahls the chance ~,° t gaining • O ne Hundred ' Thousand Pounds-; by an Halt, a Vcatter, bran Eighth, in proportion ; an d ' a Si xteenth may 10 'in iSix Thopsand Pounds an.: up wards, ~ . • s The II CK ETS and SHAIt E S ate oil Sale by ' ON. G0:!,11),11...UCK, and Co. B an k 13 14 fI c irtter,s, Ciarnitill, . nd taci-ng .the Cite o f • t h e King's. MCWS, (.11.1r:ItIkLt(iss, i'll . lo Sold 41iit,Stizired in the last State I.6t . t:Ty, I . 4s4oliie „f`Ur Vriies of 'l'‘' ,. enty Thout,iiiii Pouilds; N - i -- ):44',14'.; -0 3,734 D e ci,ociol.. and 999 ,D, 1,,...t,. -Lt- x e. e; '0,,1 , • .. „,' • - 3,43 it C• PT!. . • , . , . 1 , 1 • *-- •ec-,,,n :wlio: wish' NV:OF for,' . ri 1 Zotita ''ick l rata .* pflicatiOn, to ;nevi:tit disaPironitrnent. • I. , • NEW T HEAT R E ROYAL,' ' Cf./VENT-GARDEN. • r O- MORROW • EVENINO, .M.arc4 17, 1 810, will be performed th e COmedy:of - - • THE MAN OF THE WORLD. •. • LOrd'l.urnbercoUrt, 'M . - :'W - A DI /Y •,__ ' Sir Pertin4x 'Mac. s:,}cophariti MT., COOKE - I--; ' •'r • .Eg-- , , ,• air. L. 4.EN113t,E ; ..• . . Melville, :Ori j klll i( IZ AV i . : ' • " 1 ' Sidney. - Mi. "ileetiNTON ;!%, -, - ••i ' Lady Rodolpha Luinbp . rwurt, Mrs; 1-I,IQI-issroNA'; costanim, Miss NORTON; Betty Hint, - 'Mri. GIBBS: • To which will be added', a Velo, Drama, called% - ' nit 'BLIND" BOY. •.. stinislaus, Mr. Mil is R A Y ; . tranund,: Mrs. C,flitalVll3l. E; - ... . • . lamiolPl - C_Kr: B,RLiN TON ; , - , • Oftetto, Mr. FAWVETT ; Lida, - Mi - si e RAN PI ELl* . ; ; Elvipi, Missi NO,HTON: . . -• Boxis 7s. Second Price, 35,,6c1.—Pit,33.* 6 d. Second Pric e 2 3. Gallery 2S. Secc;Pci l' rice IS. —UpOur Gallery Is. . Places for the 13uiX6s tribe talcid :of- IVir..llrandon,•at the , New Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. . . ' The I) ours w ill b e oper,ci i :J i - lalf past five, and the Play begin at alt`V past Six. ' • -On - Mundit,' - 'rffik: re'ar";' with ' fla;letinin Pedlar.—On Tuesday,- The Exile; with The Irishman in London.—On 'Thursclay,'King Hy the- Fourth, ‘ Part 1. • with ?aid and .' Virginia. —On Saturday, The Contedcsacy. • ' ' . A new Coinedy, , iiiiiive Ads, is in rehzirsal, and due no tice will. be given of its, first representation. ~ - FRIDAY, M./knell 16, 1810. • ~. ......____... To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREI:HOLD ritS of the COUNTY of 'CAMP:MUG E. Cril ri.tr.tF.N,,, . ' ' • - MHE High ; Sheriff. having declared, up on the • 4 • shewlar hands thiS day, .th at t h e. M a j or i ty , appeared to . be for the Noininatioh Of L' rd Francis Osborne, as a proper peiscal to represent: the County, in preference to Me, I think • it prbliet to decline perSisting in a Protracted contest, and of gi*nig the Ciatinty any'tarther :trouble on my•account; . Aftersgreat part of the b est , :iitl in.:stvaluable part of .my' lite has been deVoted to the'service of the Counta.; :t 'cann , it he without Veiy :deep' tl4 , ,ret andetincern, that I find my:,ell qbliged at this time to witlattaw Irma soliciting the rh, -, tinctihn of being once more entrusted withthe honour of rep: e s : !:)ting, he you in Parliament ; b ut , undert very peculiar and mbar. i Tessa% Circumstances in whiali I have tne misfortune io find . myselt-piaced, I am satisfied that no other just i'iternative remains tar my:adoption. ,_ . . ~ • , ' lii Communicating this painful decision, I am bound lode . clare my conviction, In justice to those most num rout and most respeclable bodies of. Freeholders, .whose steady, disin terested, and zealous attaChtornt 1 shall ever consider as' my greatest pride, and as one' of the chiefest ornaments of my lite, that had it not .been for those circumstances ofd priva.:, nature, which I-tilt to be ins'unnountable, complete success: would ultimately have crowned their .friewlly and powerful illurts in my - behal r. It would at the satne timehave keen • completely ascertained that -all the unjust attempts Which' . hale been lately so-industriously made-to diSsquinate misre presentations and calumnies to my disadvantage, and to ex. : cite prejudices to the det , ifllent of my public. character, had ' filled at producing, any , serious or - permanent Meets what= • ever : --effectswhich I ; am confident they -would have, been utterly incapable of producing upon any just oreantlitl mind. To this cheering ,convi c l. on, and to the plit,si l hg r,:c o ite c ., tion or the' zealous and most reSpedablesupporrand coon. tenance which I have.for.•so many yearS,• andon so many occa.sions, had the honour and happiness of receiving at your bandf, I shall. always look for comfort arid consolation, • clueing the remaining . period of mylife. During the preced ing period, I have had the happiness of witnessing the rapid inn ptogre.ssive improvement of every part. of the. Comity; and I shall alWays b e d e li g h te d to witness the contintiatice or that improvement, an d t h e i ncrease ofyour prosperity 'Whatever `try future situation in lite may be, nay humble servicesand duty will ever be mostzt..dously devoted ,to the interests Lf the whole County ; 'my gratitude for past favours, mY l .;taithrul 'attachment; ; , and my sincere' respect for those who have for so ma n y y ears b een my kind and indulgent Con- • stituents,can never cease but with sty existence,,' I have the lionoit.r, to , be , , . ' With the greatest regard, • - .. _ • , . .- Gentlemen, •, -- - ! ! Your most devoted and faithful huinble.Servant, ! ' sjth March, taro. • .___, .., . C. YORKE. , - Ina few Days will be put.ii4l.o, 'llandornely priiitcd in i vol, Svo. ‘virti'a Portr.ac,f Chau. cer, copied from an illuminated NhanuseTO of the CAR. ,teroury 'riles, in the possession the - Iv - nig:us of , taltUrtl, and v , ith Engravings uf the TombS of Gower and Ulm:leer as they stand . . LLUSTRAT;ONS of the LIVES and WM , - ith;S of GOER and CHAUCER. .11y the Rev. H. I. TOD D , M A. F.S.A. Printed for F. C: and' J. Rivinjom, T. Payne, Cpclell and Davies, and R. IL Evart's. ' • li. 4 few cppies. printo in quarto..pn '4 941 sin ilar to the Oxford edition or the Canterbury Tales. SiYetal ly xvill be published, • Neatly Printed in a srmil - volutne.; • T - ETTERS tki. TRUTH 'awl CERTAINTY JlLd'of NATURAL and REVEALED RELIGION, ad dressed to a Student at the University. Intended also as en Introduction to Bishol, 'Butler's Analogy of Religion, Na- Vital alio' Rpvealed, • to the Constitution.and Course of Isla ure-. by the Rev. JOS E P WI [.SOW, A.B. • Print6cl for F. 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But, the -ut.rt.ort state,of Health to which lie is reduced, .not Oro) totally precludes him from engaging in a littsinw - oltbe kind, which' involves no small elegree of physical Trotibie r .but.ti»itt making any intellec. tual exertion it) the least degree adequate to his-support.- To constitute the Cli max o f the Advertiser's A !Didion, his Wife, principally from" her anxious'Solicitude, and close Atteoclariceoii him, during so lung an interval, is recently gttackcti by a •victletit Fever, acceippanied by a dangerous pul • niOti.iry - Atfectro:i i .-under which shdoow linger s . fie ?s h rin k s with 7aktviraion- andThopor • ;rum tlic l eft.tr example of that -.Very supe*tr - genii's 'Cu...ll'l- E TO vr, ble.ssed with :youth and health, paeterreil-draining"thi ‘ , :ipoistined and rushed,, itn: , iddeig, into the_ pres;nce or his Maker I or. the perhapa still ,more. deleterious example, of that more tr luminary, 0 rwA v, woo it‘.tilo, l to a,,s - tless desp'onilency,f t i t i e d Mtn-the A rinsof .I)e:itli I' T; l e vertiler, relying with Nimble Crnitidem:e ,on, that -fr.imaiic and Com, passionate : Sympathy ; that aliscriminative Fe:;:ing ;. and that unparalleled Benefitence, which _cliar.taelize the British Public, submissiVely . 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Anintymous, Wight. man, and J 4 Calder, Esqrs. for it. each. 171=ENERAL SIR JOHN MOOR E', CORUNNA „w , rATLNT cAkit , DSTE,I ltirtping a .regular Military lied t;ir the Field, Itarracks, &c. •alsn aSO FA for a Tent or Room, ace. and 14k,:wi,,e a g EA, CUT for nit the. whole packing in a small atillbVrtl the rood purtable ever yet manntadured, invented by Al ()I“; Abi and SANDERS, Na. , 16 and 17, Catherine. street, Strand, who most humbly presume the highest honouranught to be paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King and Country. A CERTAIN DISEASE. DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, cal led GU TTA SA L uT:\ it IS, may be d e1 ,,,, ( j e 4 op to bc,a ' ,Sate, anticspectesd, uyciicieters,lopratiijn: most. inVeterate, Venereal Disease, ie and,OhStructions,in the Urinary PaSsages in either sex ;',its OperatiOn, is ,t,.y and insensible perspiratiOn; A slight case is generally cured in a , few . days, anti a confirmed Lues in ti:sliot t ,inveterate Scurvy, .Fistula, Dropsies, 'kheiirriatkinS,,QraVels, 'Weaknesses, and Ob'struetiOns, are •SpeedilY;ternoved. by these .sate and salutary drops. They reqUirenottiing tn.,work them off, no restraint of diet, ,or hin&rinice . from business, Those who take them, tnay pend on a Soun , l and perfect cure; without the knowledge of any person whatever. They cause no sickness, and the tient may Ao about i n s pr her business without, the least dan ger. The large quantities:that are daily sold for exportation 'and'dotriestic use, prove their efficacy t o s u rpass every other medicine in the k nown_ world. Solt! by appointment of DI. Fre , ,-inan at Mr. Bittler!s, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Pa teriisibter: row ; al a i retail by one or more Medicine Venders in every town, in bottles at as. yd. and 4s. 6d. each, with , a Kyle directions. . . • tIf.'N.UVAI'ED. HEALTH.' , . . . ~,,, • ITTlias'beetl: to frequently the , Stibiett of just and i gen'eral reptobt (ion, that men destitute of the elements of the - Medici! -- art have olfereci themselves as candidates tbr public pat r,"-nage in the profession df physic Poi' the pprpOt-e of 'lot:1g justice.tothe resultof our - studies and experi e n ce , an d to iirevericus -- fruin being classed, among those erripirks whose imprudent: pretensions have, unfortunately air societry,•• been • too faVolirably receivekt, we beg lepve to subtriit to the liberal and etilighttinti a faithful - statement o(our. pursuits arid .at quirinneno. • After having received a regular medical .edtie . a. tion as the pupils of Messrs. G rinded and lifiiard,:Wlttiset. 'leadres and prattice we - cneflill y attended, its protestors Intl surgeons tif the. London Hospital ; •we entered.oursef ves.ae students.in that justly celOrated schoel for medical acquire ment, the Royal Ctklege of Edinburgh, and,. were itistrudZ'd in - the different branches of - anatomy, surgery, the theory and pradice of physic, chemistry, midwitery, hotanY., &c. i:re. b v , those ,einir,eitt professors, Drs. 41ouro, qregory, LINO, I - Itimilton; Duncan and• Rutherford. We trust we,sh3ll nut tedeethed•presurnyfintius in saying :fiat otic proficiency and •aetinifeinenti'atihiot inconsiderable. flaying I'•r a long series of ycatSsir4le'Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular ofijett of our stiviie s and pi - Attlee. it wIfl; Vv•e •liiipe; be allowed that we have acqu tred .s uperiot knowledge or t holt . treatment arid Cure.; In slight and recent bases ofinfeelion a p s erfiel re-establishittent is, completed in the short peritid of two days ; and in. those of the utin.st in veteracy,- Whereictrier pra4itimners have failed 01 .-success, a preifki"tidiSeVeatice in our - plan of treatme n t e nsu re s t o rho pafteff r i;iiifir aliid. nadir.'al cure, , . .; ~ . •... -., ,•a!ri - .. ,- .,:r.);: ,, • , • , •AlniO4 - 401 - p..99c1i5444 variety of djsoyders•l'Yhich are the efk-xits iif a.'"filibit hug and most unhappily pArstied by the • youth of both simexitrierf, are none mitre alwrrnshg or more distressing than. those, deficieriCity aoci•detrilitieS which frit.' quentty prevent or . ettibitteT the nia tri rtionial state. ';'o such „ I persons it must it a consolation to know that yey,rhayoo . w, • T by•a new a infallible mixie eltreatmen t, b e restore d to that ' and p,rirktest or all hutriandilessings, a strong, ruxiity, and vigor tAis constitution. ..In all cases of -debility, from wilat,eVet cri-i* arisirig, as :well as in every sp eci e s o f venereal infir4iOn, ••v e may be'consulted by patients of either sex with the grext ' est secrecy lid honour. HOursof.convtliation at liw ire from ten to tare, and tioru ti in the evening, till to at night. ~ . . . . '. • Patients in the country ate requested to-state the partieh- I ars 0.l i heir iase;age; and general habit of living, &c. die. in. closing ahfiNstonce for Adviee'and met:fen-les; when the same will be - XIYRAmt sent to an} part of the.kingdpm, Toerisure • that sii - 3itiii"`Ao,l,rit... to. our. undertaking, the- postage•of • lettet:s4tif i y,, ^l}te4,ltt.the•aCcount.for ini.dicmes. • Clnl , t and Lu., siirgeons, No: 1.7, Nation-gar ':•n. 1:, •. ''.a'rl4sei..,l.7iirrte-alid Co.- have •t ertificates front the . 1 - ;2 above resPeeeable l'rofesor* of..l,ondon and Edinburgh, for .the,diirgence,. skill, and. humanity, with which they per - folthed 'tii,.L duties 45.1glieti item during the time they at. tended Oleic Lectures and Praitice. . ..~. r._,.. ~... ~" •strdcuLArt AND.CENUIINE AFFLICTION. A GENTLEMAN '(past the,Meridiaft of Life), who has hitherto by his Literary Qualificati ons ancl Attainments, supported himself with decency and comfort, is tu , w„ by the afflicting Dispensations of Providence, reduced to the last stage of physical, Debility and pecuniary Incii gen,v. For tipiniarcit, of 4iglit Months, he has struggled with .3 most Severe, painful, and dangerous illness; pros. ir,ne the greater part of the time, on the Couch of Misery and us ils, • of the, „,,tro Vol' leYr ton, ;al, for• a gs risk the sto 4 311# \